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高三英语第1页共8页2019-2020学年度第二学期高三年级第一次月考高三年级英语科试卷命题人：考试注意：本试卷满分120分，答题时间：15：00--17：00，问卷星将于17：20分关闭。第一部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AHands-onactivitiescanenrichatripbycreatingfondmemoriesandinstillingknowledgeaboutthelocalculturethroughinteractivity.InJapan，awiderangeofactivitiesareofferedtotouristsatsingleworkshops，manyopenairmuseums，aswellascraftvillagesacrossJapan.FruitpickingTypicalduration:30to60minutesTypicalpricerange:800to3000yenManyfarmsacrossJapanofferfruitpickingopportunitiestotourists.Thecommonprocedureisforthevisitortogetchargedforacertaintimeperiodduringwhichhe／shecanpickandenjoythefruitsonthespot.Typicalfruitavailableforthisactivityincludestrawberries，applesandgrapes.Cheese／buttermakingTypicalduration:40to60minutesTypicalpricerange:600to1000yenCheeseanddairyproductsarecommonlymadeinnorthernJapan，especiallyinHokkaido.Somefarmsoffercheeseandbuttermakingworkshops.Visitorsusuallylearnhowtomaketheproductandconsumeitonthespot.TheFuranoCheeseFactoryisoneplacethatofferssuchworkshops.WashipaperTypicalduration:30to60minutesTypicalpricerange:500to1000yenInmanyworkshops，forexampleatonenearAinokuraVillage，touristscanexperiencehowwashipaperismade.Atotherestablishments，suchastheKyotoMuseumofTraditionalCraftsandTakuminoSato，itispossibletomakecraftssuchasfansandlanternsusingwashiPaper.TatamimakingTypicalduration:AbouttwohoursTypicalpricerange:500to1000yenIt’spossibletotryTatamimakingatmanyplacesinJapanincludingOtaruandHakone.Tatamimatsaremadeofstrawandmeasureroughly180cm×90cm.FewestablishmentsofferworkshopswherebyyoucanmakeasmallpieceofTatamiandtakeithomeasasouvenir.21.Whichofthefollowingactivitiestakesthelongesttime?A.Fruitpicking.B.Cheese/buttermaking.C.Washipaper.D.Tatamimaking.高三英语第2页共8页22.Wherecanvisitorsmakedairyproducts?A.InHokkaido.B.NearAinokuraVillage.C.IntheKyotoMuseum.D.InOtaruandHakone.23.Whatcanweinferabouthands-onactivitiesfromthetext?A.Visitorscantakepartintheactivitiesforfree.B.Peoplecantakehometheendproductsassouvenirs.C.Theyallinvolveactuallydoingaparticularthing.D.Theycanofferpeoplerichcultureabouttheirhometown.BIhavejustreturnedfromavisittomylandlord,Mr.Heathcliff.IamdelightedwiththehouseIamrentingfromhim,whichsuitsmeperfectly.Mr.Heathcliffismyonlyneighbour,andIthinkhischaracterissimilartomine.Hedoesnotlikepeopleeither.WhenIintroducedmyself,hesaidnothing,butfrowned,anddidnotencouragemetoenter.Afterawhile,however,hedecidedtoinvitemein.“Joseph!”hecalled.Josephwasanoldservant.Helookedcrosslyupatmeashetookmyhorse.“Godhelpus!Avisitor!”hewhisperedtohimself.Perhapstherewerenootherservants,Ithought.AnditseemedthatHeathcliffhardlyeverreceivedguests.HishouseiscalledWutheringHeights.Thenamemeans“awindswepthouseonahill”,anditisaverygooddescription.Thetreesaroundthehousearebentbythenorthwind,whichblowsfiercelyeverydayoftheyear.Fortunately,thehouseisstronglybuilt,andisnotdamagedevenbytheworstwinterstorms.Mr.HeathcliffandIenteredthehugemainroom.Wesatdownbythefire,insilence.“Joseph!”shoutedMr.Heathcliff.Noanswercamefromthecellar,sohediveddownthere,leavingmealonewithseveralratherfierce-lookingdogs.Suddenlyoneofthemjumpedangrilyupatme,andinamomentalltheotherswereattackingme.“Help!Mr.Heathcliff!Help!”Ishouted.Mylandlordwasnowheretobeseen,butluckilyawoman,whomightbethehousekeeper,rushedintotheroomtocalmthedogs.“Whatisthematter?”Mr.Heathcliffaskedmerudely,ashefinallyenteredtheroom,accompaniedbyhisman-servant.“Yourdogs,sir!”Ireplied.“Youshouldn’tleaveastrangerwiththem.They’redangerous.”“Come,come,Mr.Lockwood.Havesomewine.Wedon’toftenhavestrangershere.I’mafraidneitherInormydogsareusedtoreceivingthem.”Icouldnotfeeloffendedafterthis,andacceptedthewine.Wesatdrinkingandtalkingtogetherforawhile.Isuggestedvisitinghimtomorrow.Hedidnotseemeagertoseemeagain,butIshallgoanyway.Heseemsafascinatingman.24.Inwhichordershouldthefollowingeventsbearranged?a.Mr.Lockwoodintroducedhimselftohislandlord.b.Mr.LockwoodandMr.Heathcliffsatdrinkingandtalkingtogether.c.Mr.HeathcliffinvitedMr.Lockwoodintothehouse.高三英语第3页共8页d.Mr.Lockwoodwasattackedbysomedogs.e.Mr.LockwoodandMr.Heathcliffsatdownbythefire,insilence.f.Mr.HeathcliffappearedinthemainroomwithJoseph.A.a,c,f,b,d,e.B.c,a,b,e,d,f.C.a,c,e,d,f,b.D.c,a,f,e,d,b.25.WhydidJosephsay“Godhelpus!Avisitor!”whenhemetMr.Lockwood?A.Hewasveryshockedtohaveavisitor.B.HethoughtMr.Lockwoodwasanewservant.C.HehadwaitedforMr.Lockwoodforalongtime.D.Hewashappyhisprayerforguestswasanswered.26.Whyisthehousecalled“WutheringHeights”?A.Itisstruckbystrongwindsalltheyearround.B.Itisprotectedwellbythetreessurroundingit.C.Thetreesarounditarebentbythenorthwind.D.Itisspeciallydesignedtoresiststrongwinds.27.Whatwasthewriter’simpressionofMr.Heathcliff?A.Hewasrichbutfoolish.B.Hewasrudebutinteresting.C.Hewashandsomebutboring.D.Hewasstrangebutfriendly.CAgroupofblue-facedbirdsstepthroughthegrassshouldertoshoulder,redeyeslookingaround.Theylooklikemiddleschoolersseekingacafeteriatableatlunchtime.Perhapsthey’renotsodifferent.Anewstudy,ledbyDamienFarine,anornithologistwhostudies